Butte Notes On Visitors And Local Happenings
Butte readers learn of numerous visitors including W W Eames from Ringling, J F Donoher from Great Falls, Paul A Doyle from Divide, and J Cohen from Los Angeles. Residents travel to Seattle Denver Helena and Missoula while local services and upcoming trips are noted. A Japanese shipyard boom and a price jump for a vessel formerly $18,500 now changing hands at $339,000 are highlighted.
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Stein-Bloch
J. Cohen
R. Cohen
Los Angeles
Helena
N. M. Jones
Bozeman
Hulte
L. Allen
Kamelia
G. M. Lewis
Manhattan
J. C. O'Neill
Divi
Butte Hotel
Earl Baxter
Thornton
M. Polglase
McGill
Nev
Charles F. Hofman
Elkhorn
Bute
H. J. Heath
St Paul
Milwaukee
P. A. Hall
Stateental Society
D. L. McKay
Spokane
George’. Warner
California
F. Cooper
South Ute
Mra Crafts
Chicago
Fraser
Colorado
Lelfie
Mra
Tom Robbins
Helenate
The
of Great
Tait
J. M. Carisie
W. G. Dalling
Dora Luscher
Great Falls
J. la McGregor
Maryland Avenue
John D. Sullivan
Anaconda-Futte Run
Butte
Nora Swenson
Lodge Grass
Mont
Woman's American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Swenson
Antimony Street
Lund Fatally Injured On Florence Avenue Streetcar
A young man named Faward B Lund died after a Florence avenue streetcar struck him near 11 South Grant. Motorman John Harkins said Lund was on or between the rails just before the impact. Lund died at Murray hospital after skull injuries and a three and a half hour fight. Coroner Lane ordered an inquest for Monday at 2:30 pm. Two buggy riders seen nearby are being sought by the conductor.
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Faward B. Lund
Thureday
Isnebrood
Murray Hospital
Vi Or ‘Osterholm
South Grant Wal
Englewood
Florence Avenue
John Harkins
Lund
Charles Grossman
Lane
Robert Gien” Murphy
Divide
Relief for dependent children under county aid rules
Judge Donlan heard cases of mothers with deserted or dependent children seeking relief. Seven mothers with two to five children each were granted aid totaling about 110 dollars monthly, arguing husbands’ desertion or incapacity. County funds support these cases through commissioners and the county auditor, not as new expense.
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Donlan
Well Known Montana Prospector James Reynolds Dies
James Reynolds a longtime Butte resident and prominent miner died at his home 16 West Broadway after months of illness. Born in England, he lived in Montana since 1889 and was a charter member of Victoria lodge Sons of St. George. He leaves a widow a son James H. Reynolds a daughter Mrs Minie Tennis of Butte a brother in Seattle two brothers and a sister in England. Funeral will be held at his residence tomorrow afternoon with lodge members participating.
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Butte
James Reynolds
West Broadway
Montana
Reynolds
England
James H. Reynolds
Minie Tennis
Hut
Fragmentary caption hints at hosiery shop ad in Buttes
Readable fragments mention hose and wear, suggesting a local shop notice in Buttes about half hose and related garments. Names, dates, and full details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Voters List for Special Bond Election Published
County Clerk Kehoe received precinct voter lists for a $100,000 bond issue to build and equip a new jail and courthouse. Election set for Tuesday July 2. Noted many unregistered voters and those from the last general election did not need reregistration.
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Kehoe
Mean-To
Butte
Justice of South Butte Sentences Gunmen in Concealed Weapons Case
Basilio Prunella and Pedro Rodiquez, Mexicans, received six months in county jail after Justice Carlisle found them guilty of carrying concealed weapons. They had only been in Butte two days when arrested amid suspicions they were the pair who entered late John A. Goggin. Goggin himself was fined $50 by a jury in the same court on a similar charge.
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Basilio Prunella
Pedro Rodiquez
Carlisle
Butte
John A
Mike Goggin
Judge McClernan Rules for Magma Rude in Ground Strip Dispute
Yesterday Judge McClernan signed judgment in the case of Magma Rude versus J W Marshall. It favors the plaintiff and grants a strip of ground disputed by the parties. The Marshall property borders Alaska and Copper Streets. Mrs Rude claimed encroachment of six inches to two feet. Steps to the Marshall house sit on the disputed ground. Marshall believed he was on his own land and did not intend trespass. The judgment also awards Mrs Rude one dollar a month for the period the strip was occupied.
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Rude
Favero Charged With Assault In Carlisle Court
Deputy county attorney states information against Bartholomew Favero for assault on Peter Marehaindo in Carlisle Court. Alleged incident occurred July 12 when Favero struck Marehaindo on the head with a shovel, causing a wound needing 16 stitches. case set to be heard today.
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Eadler Day
Carlisle
Bartholomew Favero
Peter Marehaindo
Favero
City Police Tighten Rules On Streetcar Violations
Patrols enforce a city ordinance requiring autos to stop for streetcars and to wait for the car to proceed. Violators face arrest and bond or jail until the next police court session. Several fines are noted, with three drivers fined ten dollars for failure to halt at corners when streetcars discharge passengers.
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Lane
Murphy
Prija
Pearce
Timeelf
W. F. O'Brien
M. Gudenberg
Jek Connors
Guilenberg
London
Governor Stewart attends annual Children's Day at Columbia Gardens
Governor Stewart and Senator Clark join the Montana celebration at Columbia Gardens where hundreds of children listen as speakers praise the play area. Stewart recalls past neglect and credits Wharton for turning the grounds into a safe, restricted playground. He notes Montana's peace, prosperity, and rich farming, urging children to grow into future leaders.
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Columbia Gardens
Ernor Stewart
Senator Clark Hal
Ittie
Big
Alderson
Stewart
Clark
Stewarts Thew
Tom
Kardens
Montana
Wharton
Columbia” Gardens
Whartoneen
Itamanike
Butte
Hatter
Minding the Youth and the State in a Mining City
A speaker urges Butte youths to grow with the state and take on future responsibilities. Citizens must balance personal welfare with the general good, learning obedience to parents, laws, and the state as they mature. The message celebrates the city’s peace, prosperity, and mining, urging diligent work and citizenship.
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Butte
Butte Mooseheart Boys Promise Contentment at Mooseheart Home
The Butte lodge reports letters from Dick Whalen and brother Mike, orphans sent to Mooseheart in Indiana. They praise the care, feeding, and tasks at the national home. The Butte boys band and drill team members head to meet the supreme lodge in San Diego, with prizes for drill team members at next Thursday’s meeting. The court clerk issued marriage licenses to three couples: Mitchell Barbarus with Annie Borkigna, James Dunn with Bridget Holland, and Walter Torpey with Della Ginnis.
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Butte Lodge
No. Laval
Order of Moose
Dick Whalen
Mike
Moose
Mooseheart Ind
Mooseheart
San Diego
Cal
Supreme Lodge
Butte
Mitchell Barbarus
Annie Borkigna
James Dunn
Bridget Holland
Walter
C.torpey
Della F. Ginnis
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